JULY 29 – 2019

So I’d like to be as giddy as I have in the past couple of months, but after a major storm with tons of precipitation came through, the belief is a good majority of the Coho which were thick in the area started running up the local creeks. The Chinook slowed up for sure directly

July 20 – 2019

Coho, Spings,Lings and all the other beautiful bottom things. Great few days at the lodge, we started out with a wicked storm which laid blankets of rain on us, but with that we welcomed some fresh fish including droves of Coho. The past two days have been flat and the fishing conditions are perfect. Mornings

July 15 -2019

There couldn’t be a better time to be on the water, flat calm, sunny and the fishing remains steady. The big trophy fish have definitely taken a rest but still the boats are catching and keeping a larger average size then in years past. Fish are still in the high teens and twenties and offering

July 10 – 2019

The fishing madness continues, we had a little rain and with it came a new run of Chinook in the area.  Still great sizes being landed all day long, high teens to mid 20’s and a good jag of Coho in select areas.  The bite is widespread throughout our fishing grounds, Kettle Inlet has been

July 5 -2019

Well here is another report from what feels like the tropics of the North. The weather has been flat and hot and the boats have been in every direction enjoying bottom fishing, salmon fishing and adventuring. The past few days had some great Chinook and Coho fishing, although there was only one Tyee caught the

July 2 – 2019

They just keep on coming! These massive hard fighting Chinook are in full force with 4 more over 30 pounds on this trip and one just about touching 40 pounds. There are plenty of mid to high 20’s to go around for huge running strong Chinook. We are catching them at some of our favourite